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State Representative, 4th District

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state representative votes on Delaware laws and the state budget in the Delaware House of Representatives.

Gregg Lindner

Democratic

Retired business executive

The gist

  • Supports investing in roads, schools, transportation and housing
  • Supports protecting tenants' rights
  • Supports reforming school funding for IRSD and Cape Henlopen
  • Supports abortion rights
  • Supports smart development that protects quality of life
More about Gregg
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  1. Supports investing in roads, schools, transportation and housing

    Gregg Lindner for State Representative, District 4

    Campaign website · Lindner for Delaware · lindner4delaware.com

    “Invest in roads, schools, transportation, and affordable housing.”
  2. Supports protecting tenants' rights

    Gregg Lindner for State Representative, District 4

    Campaign website · Lindner for Delaware · lindner4delaware.com

    “Protect tenants’ rights and investments in their homes.”
  3. Supports reforming school funding for IRSD and Cape Henlopen

    Gregg Lindner for State Representative, District 4

    Campaign website · Lindner for Delaware · lindner4delaware.com

    “This includes reforming how schools like IRSD and Cape Henlopen are funded at both the state and local levels.”
  4. Supports abortion rights

    Gregg Lindner for State Representative, District 4

    Campaign website · Lindner for Delaware · lindner4delaware.com

    “Protect a woman’s right to make her own healthcare decisions.”
  5. Supports smart development that protects quality of life

    Gregg Lindner for State Representative, District 4

    Campaign website · Lindner for Delaware · lindner4delaware.com

    “Promote smart development while protecting our quality of life.”

Dan Zitofsky

Republican

Retired police officer

The gist

  • Proposes requiring developers to fund infrastructure first
  • Opposes new taxes and fees
  • Proposes recruiting more doctors to Sussex County
  • Supports more resources for police and firefighters
  • Supports parents' right to know school curriculum
  • Pledges to defend the Second Amendment and parental rights
More about Dan
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  1. Proposes requiring developers to fund infrastructure first

    Dan Zitofsky for State Representative, 4th District

    Campaign website · Dan Zitofsky for State Representative · votezitofsky.com

    “Require major developments to fund roads, drainage, water, and emergency-service capacity before residents move in”
  2. Opposes new taxes and fees

    Dan Zitofsky for State Representative, 4th District

    Campaign website · Dan Zitofsky for State Representative · votezitofsky.com

    “Oppose new taxes and fees, require large electricity users like data centers to pay their fair share of the grid”
  3. Proposes recruiting more doctors to Sussex County

    Dan Zitofsky for State Representative, 4th District

    Campaign website · Dan Zitofsky for State Representative · votezitofsky.com

    “Recruit more doctors and mental-health providers to Sussex County and demand price transparency for patients.”
  4. Supports more resources for police and firefighters

    Dan Zitofsky for State Representative, 4th District

    Campaign website · Dan Zitofsky for State Representative · votezitofsky.com

    “Provide our police, firefighters, and first responders with the resources they need to keep our families safe.”
  5. Supports parents' right to know school curriculum

    Dan Zitofsky for State Representative, 4th District

    Campaign website · Dan Zitofsky for State Representative · votezitofsky.com

    “Prioritize reading, math, and career prep, and protect parents' right to know what their children are being taught.”
  6. Pledges to defend the Second Amendment and parental rights

    Dan Zitofsky for State Representative, 4th District

    Campaign website · Dan Zitofsky for State Representative · votezitofsky.com

    “Defend the Second Amendment, parental rights, and the dignity of human life”

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